Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 left Kuala Lumpur International Airport at 12.42am on March

8, 2014. It was supposed to arrive in Beijing six hours later, but the plane never made

it.

Forty minutes after takeoff, the crew made their last known transmission when they moved

from Malaysian airspace to Vietnamese airspace. They radioed a standard response to the Kuala

Lumpur traffic controller. Good night. Malaysian 370. Less than a minute later, the flight's

transponder signal vanished off air traffic control's radar screen. For twenty minutes, the

controller tried to hail the plane, but there was no response. The plane, and all 239 people

on board, had disappeared into the air.

This is supernatural, a podcast original, and I'm your host Ashley Flowers. Every Wednesday

I'll be taking a deep dive into a real unexplained occurrence to try and figure out the truth.

You can find all episodes of supernatural and all other podcast originals for free on

Spotify, and if you like what you're hearing, reach out on Facebook and Instagram at

podcast and Twitter at podcast network. This week, we're talking about the March 2014

disappearance of Malaysian Airlines Flight 370. To this day, we're still not sure what

happened to the plane, the crew, or its passengers. We have all that and more coming up. Stay

with us.

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